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Aa, Michel van der (b. 1970)
Abendroth, Walter (1896-1973)
Acker, Dieter (1940-2006)
Adair, Yvonne
Adams, John (b. 1947)
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Adler, Samuel (b. 1928)
Adolphe, Bruce
Agnew, Elaine
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Albeniz, Isaac (1860-1909)
Albert, Stephen (1941-1992)
Albinoni, Tomaso (1671-1751)
Aleotti, Rafaella
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Alford, Kenneth (b. 1881)
Allitsen, Frances
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Almenraeder, Karl
Alschausky, Serafin (b. 1879)
Alsina, Carlos Roqué (b. 1941)
Alwyn, William (1905-1985)
Amadei, Amadeo
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Anda, Geza (b. 1921)
Anderson, Thomas Jefferson (b. 1928)
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Arensky, Anton (1861-1906)
Argento, Dominick (b. 1927)
Armstrong, Kathy
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Dalby, M.
D'Alessandro, Raffaele (1911-1959)
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Danzi, Franz (b. 1763)
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Dohnanyi, E von
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Donizetti, Gaetano (b. 1797)
Dont, J
Dorati, Antal (1906-1988)
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Dring, M
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Eberle, F
Eccles, Henry
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Ewazen, Eric
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Farwell, Arthur (b. 1877)
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Fenigstein, Victor (b. 1924)
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Fesch, Willem de (b. 1687)
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Fielding, Thomas
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Point Park University Appoints Angela Hardy Isaac, Ph.D., as Dean of School of Business Thursday, August 6, 2009
After conducting a national search, Point Park University has hired Angela Hardy Isaac, Ph.D., as the new dean of the School of Business.
In her new role, Dr. Isaac will build upon the academic successes of the school, providing a clear, strategic vision for the School of Business in addition to cultivating strong and supportive relationships with regional businesses.
"The extent of Dr. Isaac's knowledge in both higher education and industry is quite impressive," said Charles Perkins, Ph.D., provost. "Her experience in academic program development and course design in addition to her extensive expertise in corporate governance, operational risk management, and business continuity made her an optimal choice as dean."
Perkins goes on to say that Dr. Isaac brings a nice blend of teaching and professional experience to the University, having spent time as a business faculty member at several institutions of higher education.
Dr. Isaac joins Point Park from Fannie Mae in Washington, DC, where she served as Senior Vice President of Operational Risk Oversight and interim head of Market Risk Oversight. While there, Isaac was responsible for establishing and providing oversight for Fannie Mae's operational risk programs, as well as market risk programs and independent testing of Fannie Mae's critical models. She also handled the development of Fannie Mae's economic capital program.
Prior to joining Fannie Mae, Isaac was director and product leader, Basel II Services with Protiviti (a subsidiary of Robert Half International, Inc.) where she was responsible for building a new risk advisory practice serving financial services organizations seeking to improve operational risk practices. In addition to the execution of engagements, Isaac has widely been published and publicly presented in professional forums on the advancement of operational risk management practices. During her professional career, she has held executive positions at leading financial institutions, including BankBoston, Bank of Hawaii, First Interstate and Citigroup. Isaac began her professional career as a university educator, serving on the faculties at the State University of New York, LeMoyne College and Rochester Institute of Technology.
Isaac is a board regent at Chaminade University of Hawaii and a board member at the Hawaii Nature Center. She is the former president of the National Asset/Liability Management Association and the New York State Economics Association. She has also served as a member of several national consortiums dedicated to the development of risk management practices, as well as served as an advisor to universities in supporting risk management and finance curriculum.
Isaac has a doctor of philosophy in finance and economics and a master of arts in applied economics from State University of New York, a master of business administration in finance and strategic planning and a bachelor of arts in political philosophy from the University of Pittsburgh.
The School of Business at Point Park University offers degrees in accounting, business management, information technology, leadership and public service, public administration organizational leadership, economics and finance, human resources management, and sport, arts and entertainment management. Programs include two Master's degree programs, twelve Bachelor's degree programs and five Associate degree programs.
For more information about Point Park University's School of Business, visit www.pointpark.edu.

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The CIM Group, which owns the Hollywood & Highland Center, announced a 20-year deal on Tuesday with the audio technology company Dolby Laboratories Inc. to rename the Academy Awards venue as the Dolby Theatre.
In a separate deal, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences revealed a new agreement to keep the annual Oscars extravaganza at the theatre for 20 more years.
"We are thrilled that Dolby is now the name of the theatre because Dolby stands for excellence," said Tom Sherak, president of the motion picture academy. "It's a no-brainer for us."
The posh four-level, 3,400-seat theatre, formerly known as the Kodak Theatre, has been home to the Academy Awards since 2002. CIM Group dropped the Kodak name from the theatre earlier this year after a bankruptcy court judge approved the early exit of 131-year-old Eastman Kodak Co. from a 20-year naming rights deal it signed with CIM Group in 1999.
During this year's Oscar ceremony, host Billy Crystal jokingly referred to the space as the "Chapter 11 Theatre."
Sherak said the motion picture academy, which did not immediately renew its deal with CIM Group last year, briefly considered moving ceremonies to another venue but decided to keep the Oscars in Hollywood.
"We got a number of suggestions from people saying, 'we'd love to have you,'" said Sherak. "We talked to them, and they gave us some offers that they would have loved to negotiate with us, but we stopped there because the board met and we decided we wanted to be in Hollywood with the awards show."
Sherak said the motion picture academy has approval over the theatre's name as part of the deal it negotiated with the theatre's previous owner.
No financial details of the new agreements were disclosed. Kodak previously paid a $3.6 million annual fee for the naming rights.
Dolby, which creates audio technologies spanning from homes to theatres, said in a statement that it will use the Hollywood venue to "create a world-class showcase for Dolby's current and future technologies, beginning with the company's revolutionary new Dolby Atmos sound technology released last week."
The 47-year-old company said it would began enhancing the theatre's sound system this summer when the naming agreement commences.
The 85th annual Academy Awards are scheduled for Feb. 24, 2013.
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I made this dress in a five hour rush of creativity. It's my third piece, and it might be my favorite. I love the material, its a great pattern, and I love the design. I made this dress without a pattern. And it only cost about $4 for this fabric, and I still have about a yard left.
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Cotton patterned fabric, thread, elastic.
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Aug 29, 2009, 07.04 PMby liltashi153love this dress i would like to know how u made it without a pattern can u tell me plz thanx
Apr 14, 2009, 03.59 PMby mercurialme
You did a beautiful job on this dress and I looks adorable on you! Great work!
Mar 12, 2009, 03.22 AMby sambuca
Wow you made that in 5 hours? I am still working on my first ever project and it's taking me weeks! I am only makin a tunic.
Feb 26, 2009, 08.41 AMby elleisthebusiness
great dress…I am a beginner. Actually I havent sewn anything, but I cant wait :)
May 25, 2008, 11.47 AMby kfi89
Wow! this is a great dress. the length is really good and it is very practical! the fabric is amazing and it is so great to be able to find fabrics for so cheap, you just have to really dig them out! :)
May 25, 2008, 07.50 AMby olyaboieru
I love the fabric too!! And I would never say it costs 4$. It is really fancy!!! It looks great on you :)
May 6, 2008, 12.36 PMby stephaniemorgan
utterly fantastic!
Apr 25, 2008, 04.38 AMby finnbeginner
wow that is amazing :o
Apr 24, 2008, 12.31 PMby alliezzz
Wow this is pretty amazing. I love the tie-back and the darting in front. Very inspirational!
Apr 22, 2008, 07.34 PMby blythe115
reminds me of a summer evening. Very pretty..you must be proud.
Apr 22, 2008, 01.04 PMby OnYourHead
you've done a great pattern and result is great!!!
Apr 22, 2008, 04.30 AMby polychromatin
It looks so nice and is very special. Respect for making your own pattern!
Apr 21, 2008, 08.52 PMby reneebeth
This is a gorgeous dress you've made! congratulations. It's similar to one I've been thinking up in my head for weeks, apart from a few details and completely different fabric. keep those creative rushes up, they turn out great results!
Apr 21, 2008, 07.22 PMby nikkiclare68
What a cute summer dress! I love the fabric , and the fact that you didn't use a pattern is awesome. Great job!
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Monday, 4 January 2010
New SebastiAn....ish
Yeah... You are going to wish he hadn't released this.
In what is the most stupid track of 2010 (and yes, it will be for the rest of the year), its a 13 minute track with 11 minutes of intro, which gets extremely annoying about 3 minutes in and by the end you will have suicidal thoughts and general not-well feeling.
The whole thing is on Youtube (2 parts), and here are the videos.
Be careful, this track is very annoying. Listen to the whole thing at your own risk. We are not held responsable for any physical or mental damage caused to the listeners.
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If you managed to listen to the whole thing, you will notice that only the final 2 minutes are any good.
So, our friend Niteshade decided to remove the intro and extend the good part to create this small edit.
SebastiAn - Threnody (Niteshade's No 11 Minute Annoyance Edit) [right click to download]
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34 comments:
- Gavin said...
Nice mix title haha :)
- 4 January 2010 at 14:05
- CJ Milli said...
Haha! Here's a little summary of the track in a fraction of the time:
- 4 January 2010 at 14:40
- Cassidy said...
available for dl on the ed bang us blog
- 4 January 2010 at 14:40
wtf is this shit?
- 4 January 2010 at 14:41
lol is this a joke
- 4 January 2010 at 14:49
- Korbi said...
pretty... interesting, i guess?
- 4 January 2010 at 15:58
Unfortunately, even the last two minutes are the same ultra-grinding, unmodulated, hiccuping stuff he's been doing since Day One. The Kills remix was the last time this trick will ever be thrilling, and he'd better come up with something new fast. Nobody cares anymore.
- 4 January 2010 at 16:08
- Boba Fettuccini said...
Speak for yourself Myke. Why fix what ain't broken?
- 4 January 2010 at 17:21
- Phil said...
I like the idea of trying to push 'the buildup' as a device to its absolute limits - the ultimate conclusion perhaps being a buildup 4 times longer than the 'rest' of the track - but after such a long hiatus, this is pretty disappointing. The Justice remix of NY Excuse nailed that idea right out the gate. SebastiAn has a good style, and Boba, it ain't broke, but I have to agree with Myke - after all this time, he's not pushing the envelope *at all*? For me, that does make it hard to care.
- 4 January 2010 at 17:52
- Gavin said...
I have to say this trck is a bit of a bummer though. yet from what ive been seeing, ive only found maily negative comments on this site (Most). everywhere else on Youtube most pepole like it. This is by far the most controversial track this year .
- 4 January 2010 at 17:57
- Boba Fettuccini said...
Listen to Smoking Kills and then listen to Momy and then listen to Cheap and Cheerful remix. His tracks are not ALL the same.
- 4 January 2010 at 17:58
- Phil said...
Definitely! Not all the same, but this time it feels more like a derivative of his own work.
- 4 January 2010 at 18:07
- fabio petz said...
I really enjoyed the intro. Annoying with style. That stuff works well in albums.
- 4 January 2010 at 19:25
this is based on Krzysztof Penderecki's Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima, famous contemporary track with a similar kind of horrific atmosphere. clearly the guy had something in mind when he made this. i sat through the whole thing (lol) and it wasn't as empty as i first thought. not judging it yet :P
- 4 January 2010 at 20:00
Good old evil chord progression at the end.
- 4 January 2010 at 20:06
I personally think this track is genius. Its completley based on an idea, the sample, a tribute to his main inspiration, contemporary music, and whats more contemporary and simply different, in a world of standard 32bar intro - 64bar build - 32bar break - 128bar body etc.. monotonous electro than a track with an 11 minute hair raising cringe worthy build? Fair enough its hardly pushing the boat out in terms of sebastiAns style but there'd be an even worse reaction had he completley reinveted his style and churned out that dub,afro,fidget,tech whatever thats everywhere at the moment. The controversy and comment threads such as this one will gather so much hype for his further productions. All i can say is that despite it being excruciating and almost impossible to listen to, after that kick at the 11min mark all i want to do is hear the album, so conceptually as a preview track, its perfect.
- 4 January 2010 at 20:33
- Boba Fettuccini said...
notht hte track name on the download of it (on other blogs) "06 Threnody 1". That would suggest a Threnody 2. It's probably gonna be like a Planisphere.
- 4 January 2010 at 20:46
you dont get it
- 4 January 2010 at 21:30
the planisphere no one wanted..
listen you can go on defending this but honestly it is garbage..COMPLETE GARBAGE
theres nothing i hate more than pretentiousness when it comes to music...from what it looks the majority of those defending this are looking at this piece as being abstract...original...creative
if I was starting out as a musician and I showcased this to record producers they would laugh at me and tell me to stop wasting their time...i'm also positive that if i wandered up to busy p 2 years ago and let him have a listen he'd tell me that i what he had just listened to was a huge letdown of a buildup followed by a shitty walkman recreation
this song actually gave me headaches not only because of its structure but because of how it was produced...this can easily be recreated on TRAKTOR..yes traktor of all softwares by looping, key changing and taking old sebastian distorted chord sample and tweeking with them slightly.
Let DOWN...lets hope Justice doesn't try this shit
- 4 January 2010 at 22:03
- prez jordan said...
I'd love to write a lot about this track. I really would.
I'm pissed.
The End.
- 4 January 2010 at 22:11
- untra said...
What the fuck did I just listen too?
This track is everything that is wrong with electronic music. Just... Everything.
- 4 January 2010 at 22:21
- Mr. Brown said...
I actually kinda like it, but I am able to endure some pretty nasty shit... Just a note for all the haters: I don't like it cause it's renovating, I just like it cause it sounds like it all makes sense for the sake of the song (you may shoot me now)
- 5 January 2010 at 04:19
- Jared said...
@Boba - It says Threnody 01 because I made a 128 mp3 from the 320. I-tunes automatically adds the number 01 to the end of the file name.
- 5 January 2010 at 08:05
Richm - you sir, are a legend. I was thinking the exact same thing. The fact everybody feels limited by the typical structures of electronic music is obviously showing. It's good to see someone with an open mind, and not people so quick to criticise anything that brings about a change. I can definitely see the other side of the story, and i completely understand that. Personally, i don't know many tracks that deliver such an epic blow. Whether you like the drop or not, the suspense before it is absolutely nuts. Yes 11 minutes is.... a long time, but honestly, it's so worth waiting for me. As time passes, the novelty will wear off, to the point i'll def be forwarding it a solid 8 or 9 minutes, but to be fair, he has gone for something new, and i don't think he has failed. Everything sounds better in 320 in comparison to 128, but i still have to say, i wish the vocal samples were used more often. It's not very.. 'advanced' or 'complex' if you will. After waiting for so long for Ed Bangus to get out of this inactivity zone that they've so happily fallen into, I would've loved to see Threnody the exact same way it is now, but the drop to be even bigger. Having said that, it's a preview of what's to come. Perhaps it's just showcasing the fact that it WILL be different. I think Threnody is jsut the beginning, and frankly, I can't fucking wait for his next release. @Boba - you'd be an ignorant fan boy not to think Seba has his specific style which he doesn't really step out of too much. Every single artist has a degree of diversity.. no track is exactly the same, but i think that's a weak arguement to say his music is not ALL the same. @Jasone - I'll agree with you that the Planisphere's were lame.. almost as lame as their U2 and Lenny Kravitz remixes, but besides that, I think you're being overly cynical. The cup is half full, not half empty my friend.
- 5 January 2010 at 08:41
is obviously showing how unopen to changge they are**
- 5 January 2010 at 08:43
- Jared said...
hes not talking about mp3 quality, he's talking about song strutcure
- 5 January 2010 at 09:42
Why, SebastiAn, WHY.
- 5 January 2010 at 11:47
this edit is pathetic.
Threondy is a sad love song, a look back to a time when every stupid 18 year old didn't have a blog and Ableton
- 5 January 2010 at 11:57
- Boba Fettuccini said...
To clarify, I think it must be said that this is by no means a good song, but it shows that they're at least trying to be more out-of-the-box. Thank you anonymous, for your lengthy comment.
- 5 January 2010 at 17:23
- Gavin said...
Why can't some of you guys just say your opinion without being rude? We appreciate what you have to say about the track but you don't need to come off an asshole or insulting people who try to make a bad track somewhat better
- 5 January 2010 at 23:10
- Evan said...
I dont hate this because its not a typical song stucture. i hate it because its cacophonous and irritating. If the sebastian name werent attached to it half the people on here wouldnt be defending its supposed brilliance.
- 6 January 2010 at 14:29
- Evan said...
and by the way "every stupid 18 year old having a blog and ableton" is what has allowed the genre to take off in the last few years. More people producing drives up quality and competition. Dont be a fag about it
- 6 January 2010 at 14:31
who leaked this anyway?
- 7 January 2010 at 09:47
- TMLZ said...
my favorite thing about the track? Your all talking about it, and no one is forgetting it. I promise you'll all go listen to the album, just to see if it's all gonna sound like this. Props to RichM and Jason
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- More minimally invasive options. Nearly 80 percent of surgeries are performed with a laparoscope, which is inserted into the body through small incisions. This less invasive method is used to identify and sometimes remove tumors. As a result, you'll experience smaller wounds, less pain and scarring, and lower incidence of infection. You will leave the hospital sooner, and recover faster.
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Surgery is the most common treatment for colon cancer. The type of surgery depends on the location and size of the tumor, and whether cancer has spread. Whenever possible, our surgeons use a minimally invasive surgical approach that results in less scarring, reduced pain and infection risk, shorter hospital stays and quicker recovery. As a result of our extensive training and expertise, we can perform surgeries that minimize the need for a permanent colostomy. Surgical procedures may include:
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Our doctors lead the nation in testing new drugs for colon cancer through clinical trials, including the development of bevacizumab (Avastin) and other targeted therapies. These intravenous (IV) drugs work on certain colon cancers by targeting a protein called vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), and cutting off the supply of blood and nutrients that let tumors continue to grow and survive. You may also participate in clinical trials studying additional targeted therapies for colon cancer.
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Borger ISD will be having a busy homecoming schedule over the next couple of days.The homecoming parade will be held starting at around 6-6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 13. The parade route will line up at 5 p.m. in the parking lot of Cornerstone Christian Church, 10th and Main, and proceed south on Main Street, west on Third Street, and south on McGee towards BHS.When participants arrive at Cornerstone the night of the parade, they are asked to find the row and number in which they have been assigned and proceed to their spot. Several BHS volunteers will be available to assist if parade participants have questions.The parade will end in the Borger High School parking lot, and the pep rally will be held at Tex Hanna Gym shortly after the conclusion of the parade. The candidates for Homecoming Queen will be announced at that time.The Borger Bulldogs will take to the field at Bulldog Stadium at 7:30 p.m. Friday evening to play against Vista Ridge, Colo. The homecoming queen will be announced during half time of the football game. Senior queen candidates are Dakota Karins, Holly Jones, Cierra Weber, and Kaitlyn Vinyard. The freshman princess is Brenda Rangel, sophomore princess is Analee Pickerill, and junior princess is Emma Wood.BHS has been holding theme days throughout the week. Tuesday was "Pink Out Day" and today is "Multiplicity Day." Thursday will be "Fake Injury Day" and Friday is "Wacky Tacky Day."At 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 14, 2011, a ceremony will be held in the BHS Auditorium Foyer to honor the first recipients of the Borger ISD honor wall. Honorees for this year are Borger ISD alumni Gerald Myers and Cleo Morrison and former Borger ISD staff members Ellen Coffman and Coach E. J. "Jeep" Webb. The four will also be honored during half time of the homecoming football game.


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Lacy Neff smiles every time he sees a ladybug. He adopted an affinity after the recent death of his mother – an avid admirer of all things resembling the brightly colored beetle.
"Every time I got good news – like my amyloid count went down – I would see a ladybug," he says.
Neff, 48, has amyloidosis, a disease few have heard of and often can't pronounce, so sometimes it is simply called "amyloid." But there is nothing simple about this disease.
"Light chain amyloidosis occurs when components of antibodies called light chains form amyloid deposits," says Marc Semigran, MD, director of the MGH Heart Failure/Cardiac Transplant Program in the Institute for Heart, Vascular and Stroke Care. "These abnormal proteins build up in one or more of the organs in the body, including the kidneys, liver, spleen, nervous system – and in Lacy's case the heart."
A fairly rare disease, Semigran and his team see roughly 30 amyloidosis patients a year, often sent by specialists from around the globe. "Some of these patients are referred from the Boston University Amyloid Center, with which we jointly work to treat patients with advanced cardiac amyloid," says Semigran.
The MGH is one of only seven hospitals in the United States studying cardiac amyloid heart transplants – and the only one in the Northeast.
"We have become a referral center," Semigran says. "Amyloid is a serious disease that moves at a rapid pace and often is not caught soon enough. In my opinion, anyone with heart failure without a clear underlying cause should be assessed for amyloid."
So without hesitation, the day before Thanksgiving, Neff and his wife of two years, Dana Neff, left their jobs, packed their things, and traveled nearly 600 miles to live a stone's throw away from the MGH.
That was eight months ago.
Neff's amyloidosis journey, however, didn't begin in Boston. It began in Morgantown, West Virginia, where pretty much anyone who listens to the radio knows Lacy Neff. For more than 25 years, he has been an on-air personality at WVAQ. On Oct. 2, 2013, his public life turned into a private battle.
"I couldn't walk without taking a deep breath or getting dizzy, and if I stood up quickly I would pass out," he says.
Neff was in and out of his hometown hospital before he was sent to another hospital in Pennsylvania for more tests.
A heart biopsy confirmed amyloidosis.
"I had less than a year to live," Neff says. "My heart looked like shattered glass. The amyloid was like little swords going into my heart and sticking it. That's when we began 'the tour' to try to find a cure."
At a hospital in Ohio, Neff learned his heart was functioning at 12 percent and also learned he was not only battling amyloidosis but also multiple myeloma, a cancer of the plasma cells. Neff needed more than just chemotherapy; he needed a heart transplant and a stem cell transplant to treat both. He was referred to the MGH.
"We committed to stay in Boston for a year. It was one of the conditions," says Neff. "Dr. Semigran asked if we were willing to do what it takes to care of my heart – I said, 'Absolutely.'"
There was some debate as to whether Neff would qualify for the transplant list because it was the first time the MGH had an amyloid transplant candidate who also had multiple myeloma.
"The MGH has achieved the reputation as a center of excellence where a good number of patients received a heart transplant followed by bone marrow stem cell transplantation, and a great majority of them are doing very well years after these combined strategies," says Neff's hematologist and bone marrow transplant physician, Bimalangshu R. Dey, MD, PhD, of the Division of Hematology/Oncology. "For the MGH to continue to lead the way in the treatment of cardiac amyloidosis we have to learn to deal with unusual cases such as Lacy's – they are becoming more and more common."
As he waited in the hospital, Neff was visited by another member of his care team, Jose Garcia, MD, surgical director of the Cardiothoracic Transplantation and Artificial Heart and Lung Program.
"When I met Dr. Garcia, I asked him the stupid question of how many transplants he has done – he's done hundreds, so I said 'that's the guy I want.'"
On Dec. 29, Neff was placed on the transplant list. Almost four months later he received a new heart.
"If there's a better hospital, you've got to show me," he says. "Dr. Semigran is my Superman."
Neff's journey is not over. Now he must wait another four months so he can gain strength and weight for a stem cell transplant, which Semigran hopes will wipe out the amyloid for good. "There is a 30 percent possibility of recurrence, but I think Lacy's prognosis is excellent," he says. "We assess all of our patients regularly for recurrence of amyloid protein production. The development of new drug therapies now allows us to suppress abnormal light-chain production before it can impair a patient."
As Neff waits, he and his wife – for the first time in a long time – think about the future. He often reflects on a special moment while recovering from his heart transplant.
"A nurse brought her little girl for a visit," he recalls. "She came into my room and told me, 'I want to draw you a picture.' I said, 'I would love that.' She looked at me, seriously, and asked 'Do you like ladybugs?' I looked at Dana who began to cry, and I said, 'You know what? I love ladybugs.'"
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